transitive. To metamorphose, transform; to misshape, disfigure.

transitive. To alter the figure or appearance of; to change in outward appearance; to transform.

transitive. To change the form of; to change into another shape or form; to metamorphose.

transitive. = transfigure, v.

To alter the form or appearance of; to change, modify, refashion (not necessarily for the worse).

transitive. To transform, esp. for the worse; to pervert; to turn into something different.

transitive. = turkess, v. 2.

transitive. To change in form; to turn into or to something else by supernatural means.

transitive. To change the form or character of (something); to cause to undergo metamorphosis or metamorphism.

transitive. To put into another and better form; to amend or improve by alteration of form, arrangement, or composition; to correct errors or…

To alter the form of; in Physics, to change the normal shape of, put out of shape: cf. deformation, n. 3.

transitive. To shape again or differently. Also reflexive.

transitive. To mould into another form or shape.

transitive. To cause to undergo a change of form, nature, or character; to metamorphose (a person or thing).